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Students face expulsion for weapons, threats

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Students face expulsion for weapons, threats
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Philippine Education Secretary Sonny Angara has warned that students making threats of violence in schools face potential expulsion. The government is coordinating with police and tech agencies to trace online threats following a series of violent incidents in local schools.

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The response reflects growing concerns over school safety and the role of local government in managing student discipline and security.

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MANILA, Philippines - Students behind threats in schools may face expulsion or suspension amid growing numbers of posts online, Education Secretary Sonny Angara warned yesterday.

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The article reports on government policy and public safety concerns without taking a stance on the severity of the punishments.

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